New Air Worlds to Conquer Weigh on Aviators After Lindbergh
Following Lindberghs Paris flight aviators map bold goals from Pacific to Honolulu and Japan to Australia. Commander Byrd eyes South Pole while Linton Wells proposes a 22 000 mile world circumnavigation in about fifteen days.
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Reserve Officers in Amarillo Organize Chapter
An Amarillo chapter of the Reserve Officer's corps was organized yesterday afternoon with Col. C. R. Day of San Antonio delivering the address. Col. Walter F. Dutton was elected president, Maj. L. R. Barker vice president, and Lt. R. E. Protho secretary treasurer. A committee of Maj. R. L. Vineyard Capt. W. S. Birge and Lt. W. A. Smith was named to complete the organization.
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Port Arthur Two Mayors Installed After Commission Action
Port Arthur in June 18 faces a double mayor situation after the city commission ousted J. P. Logan and installed Perry Pace. An election on May 24 gave Logan a 143 vote lead, but illegality of a negro polling place erased the margin and Pace took the oath while Logan refused to yield. Berlin operates a facility where sects are bought and sold for scientific purposes.
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Flashes of Life News Capsule Highlights
A series of brief items covers sermons urging Lindbergh to seek monetary rewards, experiments increasing crop yields by aerial electricity, theater operators cutting costs, Earl Webb’s home run boosting the Cubs, a Wisconsin man’s heart death after cheering, a historic church rent tale tied to a red rose, and Baron Steigel’s 1770 land deed honoring a second Sunday payment.
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James W. Curry
Janesville
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Manheim
John S. Fisher
William H. Steigel
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